A Christmas tradition is a program at
Watch Me Grow in Southern Pines. I had
a wonderful time there with children 1 to 5.
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| They gave me this welcome banner they created. |
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| These well-behaved 4 and 5 year-olds wait patiently for their other guests to arrive. |
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| Get ready to rock around the Christmas tree! |
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| We started with Rudolph and some Santa Claus songs. |
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| It's a good idea to stand up and get active every few minutes. |
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| We did motions for the Twelve Days of Christmas. Here are two turtle doves. |
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| Nine ladies dancing. (And guys, too). |
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| Six geese a -laying. |
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| My little friend Chopper (not to be confused with Chipper, my monkey in the background), leads the children in Jingle Bells, Santa Claus is Coming to Town, and We Wish You a Merry Christmas. My friends are quite popular. |
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| What's a Christmas party without Freeze Dancing?! |
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| When younger classes had to leave, this fellow showed how much he liked Chopper the Frog. |
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| The three-year-olds are few in number but ready for holiday fun. |
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| Miss Marianne's class of 4 and 5 year-olds are the leaders around here. Smart as can be! |
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| Time to say goodbye until next time. Thanks for the invitation. |
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| These helpful children weren't done yet. They helped me carry all my equipment to the parking lot, then topped (nearly toppled) it all off with a mammoth group hug! MERRY CHRISTMAS, ONE AND ALL!! |
1 comment:
Thank you for spending time with our children at Watch Me Grow Academy. My daughter really enjoyed your visit and sang the whole way home. :)
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